Caffe Molinari - Carte

Great casual ambience for a quick espresso or spritz. Try the various tremezini sandwich options, my favorite is the tuna and egg.

Reasonably priced food found in San Marco. The lasagna was fantastic and worth the eight Euro. Good place for a quick bite away from tourist traps.

I think its part of Molinari cafe chain around venice, but this one serves everything fresh, it's also a bar serving liquor wine. They had fresh sandwiches, pastry and espresso. There are also tables outside if you need a break. Voir le carte

end of july, great bar to get breakfest and other italian things fresh prepared and served food, panini, sandwiches, salads and good coffe and ordering a coffe, you will not get the german version, thank god, but the right version: is espresso .

Delicious food and friendly staff. It is also nice and quiet away from the tourist areas. The baccala mantecata, treviso sardivo, carne radicchio and eggplant lasagne were all delicious. An Aperol spritz and espresso are nice to end the meal with.

We had breakfast at the café in the morning and my wife left her coat over her chair. We came back later to ask about it and even called the manager. The manager would not bother to call the two employees on duty and said he would not help us. Avoid this place Voir le carte

Great neighborhood gem for early morning coffee and morning pastries. Sufficient seating outside or use the walk-up bar area to enjoy your treats and people watch. We were going to the farmers market and arrived during setup, so we enjoyed a cup of coffee and pastries while enjoying the morning.

Beware if you are a tourist we had two beers and 4 of the cicchetti's and it was over 55 euro's. All over Venice cicchetti's are inexpensive snacks. We made the mistake of letting our guard down and not checking the price. The worst part is that 2 of the 4 were not even good. The eggplant was undercooked and the salmon smelled horrible. STAY AWAY!!!

One of the few places open in the morning in this area for a quick bite (I.e. not necessarily a sit down experience if you didn't want it) before heading to St Mark's Square. Also one of the few places that I went to that served cold coffee! It wasn't iced coffee like you get in the States but I was happy to just have options beyond hot coffee and espresso! This felt like an intimate cafe with very limited seating inside (I see from other reviews mentions of outdoor seating but that wasn't available when I went in June). A+ for friendly service, quick service, good food and close proximity to St Mark's Square! Voir le carte